Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By sonseelye Mon Feb 09, 2009 6:10 pm
could somebody be a little more clear about this as im looking to purchase also,,i kinda know what the deal is with it but im not understanding the concept of what its uses are??
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By sonseelye Mon Feb 09, 2009 6:18 pm
xibalba1875 wrote:one of the uses is to multitrack. to a mixer and into your daw for better editing.

damn had i known this i would have kept my padkontrol...thanx for the info!!
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By poundaproblem Mon Feb 09, 2009 6:21 pm
ok real basic. You have your main outputs (L/R out).... that gives you a stereo out to two tracks in whether it be an interface, mixer or whatever. So naturally more outs means more options. You can route kick to 1, snare to 2, hat to 3, crash to 4, sample to 5&6, bass to 7 and a clap to 8. Now if you have a mixer with 8 channels then you can send those outs to the mixer and gain additional control over your sounds. Also if you are working a DAW you can get yourself an interace (Digi 003 in my case) and go 8 channels out of the MPC right into your software. So you will now have your track broken down into 8 channels on one pass.
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By 7 1 4 Beats Mon Feb 09, 2009 6:22 pm
poundaproblem wrote:ok real basic. You have your main outputs (L/R out).... that gives you a stereo out to two tracks in whether it be an interface, mixer or whatever. So naturally more outs means more options. You can route kick to 1, snare to 2, hat to 3, crash to 4, sample to 5&6, bass to 7 and a clap to 8. Now if you have a mixer with 8 channels then you can send those outs to the mixer and gain additional control over your sounds. Also if you are working a DAW you can get yourself an interace (Digi 003 in my case) and go 8 channels out of the MPC right into your software. So you will now have your track broken down into 8 channels on one pass.



Technically it's 10 outs.
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By Fung45 Mon Feb 09, 2009 7:38 pm
They're quite useful if you have a soundcard with 8 or more inputs. You can record a whole beat in one pass but get individual sounds rather than recording the sounds one at a time with the L/R outs
By _Stilo_ Tue Feb 10, 2009 9:15 pm
sonseelye wrote:could somebody be a little more clear about this as im looking to purchase also,,i kinda know what the deal is with it but im not understanding the concept of what its uses are??

You're modding your display and whatnot, but have no clue what the 8 outs are for? That's funny.